Ola, A half hour seems like a long time for tying a string, except maybe for one of those low bass strings that usually make me mad. If I felt the string broke a second time because I did a poor job, I might try again. But the problem can be that the wire has turned too brittle, in which case I would use a different string. I once tried to service an upright well over a century old. You couldn't do *anything* with the strings or they would snap. The piano wasn't worth saving, so the owners took it outside and cremated it. Regards, Clyde > What do you do when you spent a 1/2 hour tying and the string breaks for the second time? > Do you tie it again or order a new string? > Who pays for the 1/2 hour of time already spent to no use, me or the costumer? > > Ola Andersson
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